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from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- proper noun the capital city of Brazil, built on the central plateau.
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- proper noun The capital of
Brazil , located in itsDistrito Federal .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun the capital of Brazil; a city built on the central plateau and inaugurated in 1960
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Examples
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This makes for quite a bustling Election Day and when I visited one polling station in Brasilia I found it difficult to navigate the vast throngs of crowds.
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This makes for quite a bustling Election Day and when I visited one polling station in Brasilia I found it difficult to navigate the vast throngs of crowds.
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This makes for quite a bustling Election Day and when I visited one polling station in Brasilia I found it difficult to navigate the vast throngs of crowds.
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A modern and sprawling city which sports imposing government monuments reminiscent of the Washington Mall, Brasilia is also home to the nation's Upper Electoral Court overseeing the nation's presidential election.
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Judging from what I saw in Brasilia, these hopes are not unfounded.
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A modern and sprawling city which sports imposing government monuments reminiscent of the Washington Mall, Brasilia is also home to the nation's Upper Electoral Court overseeing the nation's presidential election.
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I want to thank all Brazilians for this moment and I promise to honor the trust they have shown me, Rousseff told reporters who swarmed a car carrying her in Brasilia, her first public words as president-elect.
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Headquartered in Brasilia, Apex also maintains branches in Beijing, Dubai, Miami, Havana, Warsaw and Moscow.
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This makes for quite a bustling Election Day and when I visited one polling station in Brasilia I found it difficult to navigate the vast throngs of crowds.
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Judging from what I saw in Brasilia, these hopes are not unfounded.
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